Diane Keliher

Diane Keliher serves all Downtown Boston in residential and commercial real estate.

As the principal of Keliher Real Estate, Diane has meticulously grown her team and resources over her tenure in the Boston real estate market. Her systematic approach and diligence have kept the firm as a prominent resource to the real estate community over the last 21 years. She has led her team through the ups and downs of the fluctuating real estate market as others have come and gone; she continues to use these skills to stay at the top. In January 2013, Diane ranked #8 in MLS and in the "Top 20 Real Estate Brokers" in Boston, Mass.

City wise and market savvy, Diane Keliher has been on the high rise of Boston real estate for two decades and founded Keliher Real Estate in 1985. A lifelong resident of Boston, Diane knows and understands how real estate defines the city and appreciates the significance of real estate investments. Diane oversees the operation of Keliher Real Estate, in the heart of Boston's Back Bay, on Newbury St. Her firm specializes in all aspects of residential and commercial real estate and her team is dedicated to providing clients with its expertise and knowledge to help them make sound decisions. Her experience, knowledge, and honest approach, as well as her in-depth understanding of the local market, can guide you with all your real estate needs from your dream home to your most important investment in real estate.

Diane's ties to the Boston Community are numerous. She serves as a member of the Newbury St League, and the Neighborhood Association of the Back Bay and is on the board of the Fort Point Neighborhood Association. She has been a trustee on several condominium boards in the Back Bay, South End and Downtown. She was Vice-President of the Downtown Real Estate Association and co-founder of the Boston Property Owners Association. She has been a delegate to 3 past Governors and was appointed by the Mayor to serve on the Citizens Advisory Committee for air rights development in the Fenway area of Boston with John Rosenthal and the Boston Redevelopment Authority. She is currently serving on the Impact Advisory Group for the "sausage parcel" at 399 Congress Street, a $200,000,000 residential project in the Innovation District of the Fort Point Channel.

Diane's interests include travel, politics, fashion
and art, and most of all, she enjoys spending time with family and friends.